A live-action dungeons and dragons series set in the forgotten realms is being developed by Netflix.

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Even if Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves don’t get a D&D movie series, the beloved role-playing game is getting another opportunity at a live-action release. This new prospect is generating excitement among fans (me included), who have long awaited a faithful adaptation of the fantastical worlds they cherish. According to reports, Shawn Levy, the director of Deadpool & Wolverine, is producing a new Dungeons & Dragons series for Netflix called The Forgotten Realms. This series aims to delve deeper into the rich lore that the game offers, promising to bring iconic characters, magical creatures, and epic quests to a wider audience. With Levy’s proven track record in blending humor and heart, there are high hopes that The Forgotten Realms will successfully capture the adventurous spirit that has kept D&D thriving for decades.

This series “may begin a D&D universe” at Netflix, according to the report, which might include other series or even original films that explore the rich lore and intricate storytelling that Dungeons & Dragons is renowned for. This exciting news comes after D&D’s parent company, Wizards of the Coast, recently revealed that it is also in the process of creating Magic: The Gathering as a shared world spanning TV series and movies, aiming to capture the imagination of fans of both franchises. Netflix is actively working on an animated series based on Magic: The Gathering, which promises to bring its iconic characters and captivating narratives to life in a vibrant new way. However, the streamer isn’t currently involved in any live-action projects set in that world, although the potential for future collaborations looms large as both brands look to engage their dedicated fanbases with live-action adaptations that could deepen the connection to these beloved fantasy realms.

Perhaps the D&D hidden level episode will offer us a sneak peek at what might be in store.

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